Tish Hinojosa, The Press, and the American Dream - Platforming Immigrant Voices in Texas Music

Photograph of Tish Hinojosa on Stage, with classic 80s hair holding her microphone

News article reporting on Tish Hinojosa becoming the flagship artist for A&M Records' Americana Series, attempting to highlight regional talent. It speaks about her choice of A&M Records over PolyGram Records, which had a much larger budget. A&M…

This newspaper article describes Tish Hinojosa and her album Homeland as an advertisement for her performance at the West Fest 1989 in Copper Mountain, Colorado. They speak about Homeland being a modern acoustic masterpiece, from the perspective of…

Photograph with a caption explaining the photo is part of a performance from the United Way/Capital Area campaign, accompanied by the campaign video "Love is on Our Side."

Short letter from middle schooler Caratina Caras thanking Tish Hinojosa for visiting her class. She writes about how Tish inspires Hispanics like her to embrace their family and heritage.

Describes Tish Hinojosa’s new album “Homeland” and her representation of the immigrant experience in the US. Written as a bio to be published in a journal to track publicity to her new album

Photos of Tish Hinojosa from various times in her life, used to supplement the collection "Tish Hinojosa, The Press, and the American Dream," in the Exhibit "Platforming Immigrant Voices in Texas Music."